BeInCrypto, CryptoSlate and U.Today sponsored placements

Which crypto outlet fits your story?

All three are options for sponsored posts, not interchangeable labels for editorial coverage. The right fit starts with the story and the audience you need to reach; we review those against the outlet options available for the campaign. We do not assume one outlet is automatically best for every token, product or launch.

Prepare a short brief before choosing: project description, the announcement or point of view, target readers, preferred publication window, and any claims that require careful wording. Our publication-fit review checks whether the proposed article has a defined purpose and enough substantiated detail to support it. For broader media planning, compare these placements with sponsored articles in crypto media and the wider PR and media service options.

What does a sponsored placement include?

A sponsored placement is a paid article arranged for publication through the selected outlet. The working scope is agreed before coordination begins, so you know what story is being prepared and what placement is being requested.

• Story angle: the announcement, product explanation or project perspective the article will communicate.
• Article inputs: approved facts, links, names and source material supplied by your team.
• Review path: who checks accuracy and wording on the project side, and when feedback is due.
• Placement coordination: communication about the agreed outlet and publication arrangement.
• Confirmation: a record of the published placement and the deliverable completed.

Keep the draft focused on one primary message. A TGE announcement, product update and founder perspective usually need different framing; combining them without a clear hierarchy can make the article harder to review. If the goal is announcement distribution rather than one sponsored article, compare the scope with press release distribution. If the founder’s expertise is the main asset, a founder interview or feature may be a better format to assess.

The deliverable is the agreed sponsored placement and its coordination. Article wording, included materials and review stages should be recorded in the scope before work proceeds.

How do you prepare a crypto article for publication?

A useful brief gives the article a verifiable subject, a clear reader benefit and a fast approval path. Prepare these inputs before the kickoff checklist is reviewed:

1. Project facts: product name, description, relevant links and the current status of the project.
2. News hook: what has changed, why it matters now and what readers can independently understand from the article.
3. Evidence: source material for product, partnership or performance claims. Flag any statement that needs qualification.
4. Audience: the reader you want to inform, such as users, partners or the wider crypto community.
5. Approvals: one decision-maker for factual checks and one consolidated set of edits.

We use a named publication-fit review to check the proposed angle, source material and outlet choice before drafting or placement coordination. This review is a decision point: if the story is not ready, clarify its evidence or narrow its focus before committing to the article scope. It is more useful to resolve those questions early than to send an unclear brief into review.

For a TGE, align article messaging with the project’s launch communications and approved terminology. If a release already exists, provide it as source material rather than treating the article as a duplicate distribution task. The related TGE service can help coordinate the broader launch context.

How does the placement process work?

The process turns an approved brief into a defined placement request and a record of delivery. Each stage has a decision owner, so the team can resolve content questions without losing track of the agreed scope.

1. Kickoff: share the project, objective, preferred outlet and publication window.
2. Fit review: we check the angle and inputs, then confirm the proposed scope and next actions.
3. Content preparation: the article materials move through the agreed review path; your team returns consolidated factual edits.
4. Placement coordination: we coordinate the selected sponsored placement and communicate status as it progresses.
5. Closeout: you receive placement confirmation and a report showing the agreed deliverable.

The schedule is set after the outlet and scope are confirmed; do not build a launch plan around an unconfirmed publication date. If publication timing is critical, share the deadline at kickoff and identify which announcement can move if coordination takes longer than planned. This makes the timing constraint visible before the team commits to related communications.

AEOTech assigns an account contact to keep the brief, approvals and placement status together. The closeout report is a practical record for your internal team: what was arranged, what was published and which deliverable was completed. For adjacent options, review regional crypto media when the intended audience is defined by geography.

What should you verify before approving the scope?

Approve a placement only when the outlet, story and confirmation criteria are explicit. Use this compact scope check before kickoff:

• Is the requested outlet named: BeInCrypto, CryptoSlate or U.Today?
• Is the article’s primary message distinct from other campaign announcements?
• Are source facts, links and claim approvals assigned to a project contact?
• Is the review path clear, including who consolidates feedback?
• Does the publication window leave room for the outlet’s process?
• Does the closeout record state what evidence of placement you will receive?

These checks prevent scope gaps: a request for “crypto press” can mean broad distribution, an interview or a sponsored article, and those are different deliverables. If you need a broader plan, start with PR and media; if you need a sponsored article across media options, compare crypto sponsored articles.

The publisher controls acceptance, available sponsored formats, edits and publication timing; we can confirm the agreed placement, not an organic editorial endorsement, audience response or search position. Send us your project summary, story angle, preferred outlet and target window; we will review the fit and return a defined scope for approval.

Prices

Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.

How it works

1. Send the project briefShare the project summary, story angle, source material, preferred outlet and target publication window.
2. Review outlet fitWe check the story against the requested sponsored placement and identify any missing facts or approvals.
3. Approve the scopeConfirm the article objective, outlet, review path and placement deliverable before coordination begins.
4. Coordinate and reviewWe manage placement communication while your team checks factual details through the agreed review path.
5. Receive confirmationWe provide a closeout report recording the agreed placement and completed deliverable.